build full compose model from resources, then filter by services #9250
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Signed-off-by: Nicolas De Loof <nicolas.deloof@gmail.com>
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What I did
introduced
actualState(this reduces code duplication and risk to have same bug in other places) to list resources, rebuild compose project model, then filter by requested servicesfix
docker compose stop SERVICEwith reference to other dependenciesbonus:
docker compose rmdoesn't need a compose file anymoreincludes e2e test so we get rid of this bug and don't need yet another patch release🤞
Related issue
closes #9241
closes #9249
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